Going into Society

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Sprache - Englisch

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Charles Dickens' 'Going into Society' is a lesser-known yet insightful work, offering glimpses into the social and moral fabric of Victorian England through its characters and their complex interactions. This novella—like many of Dickens' writings—explores the consequences of a society stratified by class and wealth, employing his characteristic blend of satire, pathos, and razor-sharp observation. DigiCat Publishing's carefully reproduced edition situates this work within the broader literary oeuvre of Dickens, intending to honor the original text while providing accessibility in both print and digital formats. In doing so, 'Going into Society' gains a new life, bridging the nineteenth-century context with today's readership, inviting a continual reassessment of our social values.

Charles Dickens, renowned for his profound influence on the English novel, had a mastery of comic prose and social critique which radiated through his entire body of work. This wealth of experience springs from his own life, rife with extremes of poverty and success. Dickens' ability to distill complex social issues into compelling narratives may very well stem from his firsthand experiences of the societal divides within the burgeoning industrial cities of his time. The birth of 'Going into Society' from such a reservoir of personal encounters lends the novella an air of authenticity and urgency, traits that distinguished Dickens as a voice of his era.

In its new incarnation, 'Going into Society' is recommended not only for Dickens aficionados but also for those new to his works. The novella serves as an accessible entry point into the author's vast literary landscape, providing a brief yet powerful encounter with his thematic concerns and stylistic flourishes. DigiCat Publishing's dedication to keeping the classics alive ensures that this title, like the many facets of society it examines, will continue to be discussed and appreciated. Readers stand to gain from its timeless wisdom and the mirror it holds up to our present world, as well as the enduring pleasure of engaging with the work of one of English literature's true masters.


About the Author

Charles Dickens, one of the most esteemed novelists of the Victorian era, was born on February 7, 1812, in Portsmouth, England. Renowned for his acute social commentary and an unparalleled ability to intertwine humor and pathos, Dickens's works are celebrated for their vivid characters and engrossing plots. Though lesser known, 'Going into Society' is a testament to Dickens's adept storytelling and his examination of social mores. Most famously, Dickens authored major novels such as 'Great Expectations,' 'Oliver Twist,' and 'A Tale of Two Cities,' which not only entertained but also highlighted the social injustices and hardships of his time. His writing style is marked by a rich use of satire, irony, and caricature, with a focus on the lives of the poor and the inequities of the class system. Dickens's ability to create memorable characters, such as Ebenezer Scrooge from 'A Christmas Carol,' has left an indelible mark on literature. His compassionate advocacy for social reform is evident throughout his literary oeuvre and his serialized novels were a significant innovation of the 19th century, engaging a wide readership and bringing attention to various societal issues. Dickens passed away on June 9, 1870, but his contributions to literature continue to be honored worldwide, maintaining his status as a titan of English literature.

Product Details

Publisher: DigiCat

Genre: Sprache - Englisch

Language: English

Size: 13 Pages

Filesize: 422.7 KB

ISBN: 8596547369073

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